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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

My dad had a plumbing contractor in Kalispell MT come out and replace a toilet, vanity, sink, 1 angle stop, the shower valve and two faucets. The guy was on site less than 6 hours total. When dad got the invoice it was for, the toilet, 20 hours of labor, 3 round trips of drive time to and from the contractors parts warehouse, 8 angle stops, and 20 feet of copper pipe. I supplied the vanity, sink and faucets. He was supposed to bring the toilet, the second round trip they charged was for him to go back into town and get the toilet. The third round trip was to come back the next day because he didn't crimp two of the connection on the shower valve. The guy used maybe 1 foot of copper pipe, only changed 1 angle stop and got all of the work done in one day, except having to come back and crimp two lines the next day. When I called the owner of the plumbing company he got really indignant with me. I asked how he could charge for 20 hours when the guy was on site less than 6 hours. I also asked how he could charge for 8 angle stops when he only replaced 1, why he charged for 20 feet of pipe, and why is he charging to come back the next day when it was his fault for not crimping two lines.

My dad has been lettering this plumbing company's trucks and doing all of their signs for many years and the response I got from the owner of the company was "I don't have time to deal with this kind of shit". Is it any wonder they are the most expensive and have the lowest Yelp rating of any plumbing contractor in the Flathead Valley.
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EDIT: I stole that one about eleven years ago

Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

There are good contractors out there, they most likely are the ones you guys think are overpriced but like anything you get what you pay for. If you paid for better contractors you wouldn't have the issues that you are experiencing.
My dad had a plumbing contractor in Kalispell MT come out and replace a toilet, vanity, sink, 1 angle stop, the shower valve and two faucets. The guy was on site less than 6 hours total. When dad got the invoice it was for, the toilet, 20 hours of labor, 3 round trips of drive time to and from the contractors parts warehouse, 8 angle stops, and 20 feet of copper pipe. I supplied the vanity, sink and faucets. He was supposed to bring the toilet, the second round trip they charged was for him to go back into town and get the toilet. The third round trip was to come back the next day because he didn't crimp two of the connection on the shower valve. The guy used maybe 1 foot of copper pipe, only changed 1 angle stop and got all of the work done in one day, except having to come back and crimp two lines the next day. When I called the owner of the plumbing company he got really indignant with me. I asked how he could charge for 20 hours when the guy was on site less than 6 hours. I also asked how he could charge for 8 angle stops when he only replaced 1, why he charged for 20 feet of pipe, and why is he charging to come back the next day when it was his fault for not crimping two lines.

My dad has been lettering this plumbing company's trucks and doing all of their signs for many years and the response I got from the owner of the company was "I don't have time to deal with this kind of shit". Is it any wonder they are the most expensive and have the lowest Yelp rating of any plumbing contractor in the Flathead Valley.

Interesting… and raises ethical questions!!

Revelation 6:8, the rider of the pale horse is named Death, and Hades (the grave) follows him, with both being given power over a fourth of the earth to kill with sword, famine, plague, "and wild beasts"

Makes me wonder on that last part of the scripture because = Oh lets play God - unintended consequences.
I'm not gonna worry about the wild beast unless they cook up an Alien Queen. I'm more concerned with what is being cooked up in labs like Wuhan or the ones we don't know about.

Look what Maggot just found.

The rifle I always wanted and will never have. My understanding is that it is the Squirrel Rifle of Perfection. Anything accurate to take tree rats out of trees with more than fair regularity, is very, very good.

Yes we still do have at least one lever action in the house. A JM Marlin branded 1894 in .44. It’s a certified deer killer. Cute as a bug, deadly as a rattler.
Yep, my 39A went down the road ( yeah stupid move). Currently have something different, not better l, but different. We all need to have have one. Again, that is a Kick Ass find to be used and passed down.

Look what Maggot just found.

The rifle I always wanted and will never have. My understanding is that it is the Squirrel Rifle of Perfection. Anything accurate to take tree rats out of trees with more than fair regularity, is very, very good.

Yes we still do have at least one lever action in the house. A JM Marlin branded 1894 in .44. It’s a certified deer killer. Cute as a bug, deadly as a rattler.

Never have? They are cheaper than a tier2 scope.

Get one! They are awesome! And cheap (by SH standards)

Sirhr

Lynx 94 Target - The Straight Pull Sako?

A brief update - Lynx are out of business and spare magazines are no longer available.

I’ve confirmed that the magazines are very robust, but are completely custom and were made by Lynx.

The three options for anyone that stumbles over this thread one day:

1. Custom make new magazines - far from ideal
2. Adapt a magazine of similar dimensions.
3. Restock the rifle and convert to AICS magazines, or modify the existing stock and replace its DBM to accept AICS magazines.

I’ll update on the solution, leaning towards number 3.
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